Style #2077BTB

We re-introduce the Juma in the black tan batik print in our new, warm and sophisticated fall palette. The Black Tan Batik print represents new beginnings and independence. Our designers chose to highlight the Fawohodie symbol, reminiscent in its shape to a butterfly, which signifies freedom. The word Fawohodie comes from a Ghanian expression meaning “With freedom comes responsibility," and is an important symbol to D’IYANU as we push everyone to be bold and express themselves in a unique way. Pair this fun crop top with our Hadiza pencil skirt, or with our Abebe or Talia pants. Shop the matching items here.

*Clearance items may only be returned for an exchange or store credit. A refund is not permitted. 

Description:

• Slight sweetheart neckline
• Cap sleeve
• Invisible zipper with hook and eye down center back
• Slight v shape at hem
• Faux cross over detail on the bust
• 72%Rayon/ 24%Nylon/ 4%Spandex
• Designed in the USA, imported

Care Instructions:

Use mild detergent. Do not bleach. Wash & iron inside out. Machine wash cold. Hang to dry. Lightly iron on low heat.

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